Houston Daily Post publication and circulation notice
The document outlines the Houston Daily Post and Weekly Post publication details, office addresses at 101 1103 1106 1107 1109 Franklin Ave, and subscription rates for various options. It lists circulation manager Theodore Hering and authorized city collectors Chas Lott and Bart Hull.
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Office OF Fablication
Franklin Avenue
Orla
Carrel
Theodore Hering
Meira Theodore Béring
Chas, Lott
Bart Hull
Houstort Printing Company
Babachbern
Houston Festival Correspondence Address Notice
Notice requests all correspondence for the Houston Fest and other items be addressed to The Houston Fest and sent to any individual. It states all drafts money orders and similar payments should be made payable to the Houston Printing Company.
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Houston
Houston Printing Company
Cuban relations and U S policy debated in Nashville American
The Nashville American quotes on Cuba argue that U S support should aid Cuban independence, criticizing Bailey of Texas and urging restraint toward commercial interests. It discusses European economic pressure, the need for a strong navy, and U S industrial growth impacting world trade. The piece frames domestic politics around Cuba and foreign policy.
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Leberethngo
Jon Beliey
Uvetreus
Wisthee
Aeihials
Liesyler
Mr. Halley
Owe Freud
Lalnud
Norte
South
Hethin
W. J. Bulley
Ri-largo
Cuba
United States
Heron
Too Bailey
Texas
Nashville
Republicay
Depressing Conditions Hit Europe Amid Economic Strain
A damaged report from Saturday describes worsening conditions across Europe as monetary tensions and unemployment escalate. The piece notes embattled cities facing rising distress and financial pressure, signaling a deepening continent-wide crisis.
Exchange Interv iews and Railroads Promise Growth
An article notes planned railroad expansion toward Velasco and a terminus near Washington with a roughly thirteen month timeline. It discusses expected traffic gains, new farms, fruit markets, and climate advantages fueling development. Mention also touches on newspapering and editorial figures of the era.
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Velasco
Develomnente
Postscript draft hints at historical trade and production notes
Fragmentary notes reference Manchester England and Michigan production, barrels and copper in a county, and an Argentine offer linked to fertile land. The garbled text includes references to Pretonte DAY, Louleviile, Bersoca, and a river, with unclear figures and dates.
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Manrhester
England
Michigan
Bersoca
Louleviile
Notable Visists and Appointments Across Nations
Anton van Werner and others visited Karl Resker in Berlin to congratulate him on his eighty first birthday. Mr Poultney Alzelow plans Yale lectures in March on colonization problems. Mr Bilimie low, in London, will sail for America around March 1. General Lew Wallace foresees Indiana becoming a literary center supported by Riley and others. General Sir Evelyn Wood recalls a giraffe incident that scarred him for years. General John W Foster, state secretary, elected president of the American Bible Society, active in Presbyterian missionary work.
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Anton van Werner
Joachim, Knaus
Mererheim
Thos
Karl Resker
Berlin
Eiahtiett
Poultney Alzelow
Yale
Bilimielow
London
America
James Whitcomb Riley
Holt Turkington
Maurice Thompson
Gome
Lew Wallace
Harrigan
American Bible 9% Efoty
Investigation Cleared Baltley in Watern Fierce Oil Case
The San Antonio Express reports the investigation into Hon. Joseph W. Baltley over the Watern Fierce Oil company affairs yielded no findings of misconduct. Bailey defended his actions as fair and aligned with state interests, opposing demagogues and urging support for legitimate enterprise despite opposition.
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San Antonio Express
Joseph W. Baltley
Express
Mr. Bailey
Tor Atch
WernWeorue
Jong Ae
Aleve
Eboya
Texne
Tony
Gupta
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Baller
Bigota
Texas urged to fund geological dept and farm experiments
The article argues Texas must invest in a sensible geological department and maintain an experimental farm to support a broader manufacturing era. It credits oil recovery and mineral wealth as keys to domestic resource development and warns legislators to act now to avoid stagnation and demagoguery.
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Boal
Wio Sollare
Texas
Namin
Mother Earth
Perther
Invention of the Enemy Proposes County Consolidation
A fragmentary notice discusses a proposed legislative recast of congressional districts. It mentions St. Galvedon Myr fia counties and suggests combining Fort Bend Brazoria I vertos and Marris to form a contiguous region with alleged patriotic virtues.
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Beaunom Fournal
Cexwon
St. Galvedon
Myrfia
Galvedon
Havalon
Themeelves
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Ivertos
Marris
Sayers and Hannay Vote Totals Signal Democratic Lead
Votes show Sayers 108? for Sayers 87 and Hannay 2310 with Sayers gaining a 587 edge. The text hints at a Democratic wave and potential district support for nominees, while noting uncertainty over a proposed plan and its cost implications.
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Sayers
Hannay
Bob Hannay
Democras
House of Representatives
Practical Uses of Liquid Air and Its Vast Potential
A historical overview extols liquid air as a transformative power source for refrigeration propulsion and safety. It highlights energy efficiency, the potential for high power output, and medical, industrial, and military applications. The piece notes cost reductions from initial manufacture and envisions broad adoption in mining, transport, and medicine.
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Daniel
Alewandro Volta
Frenish Institute
AlMaly
Lind
Pea
Griffen Reed Aims For Congress In Deep South District
The text depicts a prominent local figure nicknamed Mick Eagle of the Piney Woodes. It praises his oratory and broad support across the state while noting questions about his long tenure in Washington. The piece hints at a possible candidacy and the political dynamics surrounding it.
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Congressmag de Griffenreid
Graffenreid
Mick Eagle
Washington
Labor Congratulated by Cleveland Leader
The Louisville federation of labor convention is praised for noble proceedings and reelecting Samuel Gompers as president. Delegates oppose socialism, reject political party affiliation, and defeat proposals for a labor portfolio, a labor reporter, and a tax reduction on beer.
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Labor
Cleveland
the Federation of Labor
Louisville
Samuel Gompera
Tomi the Sovialisis
Ate Cerin
Congress
Collest
SoUntry
Cine
Mark Hanng
Dainty Dishes We Offer as Literary Answer
A Memphis bookseller chats with a despondent man about finding reading material. The conversation centers on practical literature promising thrifty living and economical tips, with the dealer suggesting titled works like Puree emtitled Dainty Dishes We MOS Soten as the requested solution.
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Memphis Scimitar
Tavorrdce
Picket Line Debate and International Comparisons
The passage cites opinions on irrigation projects and river works, contrasting French and Norwegian spending with U.S. policy. It references John G. Bourke and a New York World piece arguing experience and productivity, noting France’s growth and broader wealth relative to the United States, with claims of rapid increases over decades.
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Nile
Wis
John G. Bourke
New York World
Thomas
France
Norway
Jeffers
United States
There Is a Goo edad Velasco Word in The Howeten Post
The article mentions present legislation and a legislative committee meeting. It references the St Louis Ropes registration and a assembled body. Details are fragmented but indicate upcoming hearings and formal proceedings.
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St. Louis
Texas Leads All States in 1891 Value Claim
An early 1890s report notes Texas as leading the states in a measure of value for 1891. The article discusses population, production, and economic indicators, highlighting Texas population density and its role in national statistics.
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Texas
Antonio
Exemptor in El Paso News Contained Jumble
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or entities. Readable items mention El Paso Exemptor and references to Chicago Tribune and Grayson County with scattered names. No coherent incident, dates, or outcomes emerge to summarize.
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el Paso
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